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Basic Features: Asus A8N-VM CSM With the feature list for the GeForce 6150/nForce 430 chipset, you will get a pretty good idea of the features and capabilities of the Asus A8N-VM CSM. The only significant addition to the feature set is the welcomed addition of Firewire ports with the VIA 6307 chipset. 56 Comments.
I went back the asus a8n-vm csm day, and changed the jumper on my hard drive from Cable select to Master, then plugged into the primary IDE. Search the respective sites and forums for compatibility for your hardware.
Saturday, December 31, 2005 - I have bought two of these, needed to be upgraded to 5.06 to really do anyting with it. Asus customer support comment: Dealer should not sell these board without upgrading them first. After many hours of testing and emailing with other users: - You can't change FSB. It is fixed at 200. No overclocking possible.
You can't use HT as specified. It is only stable at 400 mhz at 8 bits, which reduces bandwidth by factor 5 - Gigabit does not go above 200mbit Revision is 1.01 I send them back. Tuesday, December 06, 2005 - I, for one, don't give a rat's left buttock for the integrated graphics. I'm building a new LAN party PC on the cheap and wanted to make it small. Trouble is, I don't want to make it proprietary a la Biostar/Shuttle. So I opted for the Aspire QPack case with an XFX 6800 GS card. I'll use the onboard audio and LAN.
Trouble is, none of the reviews of these 6100 and 6150 mobos (here or on other web sites) seem to compare the performance of these mobos with the performance of other MicroATX boards. I mean, from a performance perspective, I want to compare the MicroATX boards built from the 6100/6150 chipsets with those MicroATX boards that are built from, say, nForce4 chipsets. While I may one day build an HTPC, I'm just not a fan of that yet. Still too early in the game. But a small gaming PC with good enough performance to rock some FPSs or RTSs with my buds - now THAT's a compelling app for me. Has ANYONE directly compared the performance of Micro-ATX boards made from different chipsets? I've been looking, but still haven't found anything.
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Sunday, December 04, 2005 - Boards with integrated graphics have the largest market share. You know Intel is the biggest player in VGA, right? All the OEMS (Dell, Gateway, HP etc) want the cheapest board poosible, and not having to plug a vid card into the board is just another way to do that, coupled with the fact that it is one less thing to break. The nice thing about these nforce boards, and the radeon xpress, is that they'll at least be able to run vista's eye candy, which previous generation integrated parts will not be able to do.